S 2256 — Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026

changes in existing law 
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 TITLE 7--AGRICULTURE

 Chapter 38--Distribution and Marketing of Agricultural Products

 Subchapter II--Livestock Mandatory Reporting

 PART A--PURPOSE; DEFINITION

Sec. 1635. Purpose

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 Statutory Notes and Related Subsidiaries

 LIVESTOCK MANDATORY REPORTING

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 ``Subtitle D--Implementation

``SEC. 942. TERMINATION OF AUTHORITY.

 ``The authority provided by this title and the amendments 
made by this title (other than section 911 of subtitle A and 
the amendments made by that section) terminate on September 30, 
[2025] 2026''.

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 PART E--ADMINISTRATION

Sec. 1636i. Termination of authority

 The authority provided by this subchapter terminates on 
September 30, [2025] 2026.

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 Subchapter VII--Hemp Production

Sec. 1639o. Definitions

In this subchapter:

[(1) Hemp

 The term ``hemp'' means the plant Cannabis sativa L. and 
any part of that plant, including the seeds thereof and all 
derivatives, extracts, cannabinoids, isomers, acids, salts, and 
salts of isomers, whether growing or not, with a delta-9 
tetrahydrocannabinol concentration of not more than 0.3 percent 
on a dry weight basis.]

 (1) Hemp.--
 (A) In general.--The term `hemp' means the 
 plant Cannabis sativa L. and any part of that 
 plant, including the seeds thereof and all 
 derivatives, extracts, cannabinoids, isomers, 
 acids, salts, and salts of isomers, whether 
 growing or not, with a total 
 tetrahydrocannabinol concentration (including 
 tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) of not more than 
 0.3 percent in the plant on a dry weight basis.
 (B) Inclusion.--Such term includes 
 industrial hemp.
 (C) Exclusions.--Such term does not 
 include--
 (i) any viable seeds from a 
 Cannabis sativa L. plant that exceeds a 
 total tetrahydrocannabinol 
 concentration (including 
 tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) of 0.3 
 percent in the plant on a dry weight 
 basis; or
 (ii) any hemp-derived cannabinoid 
 products containing--
 (I) cannabinoids that are 
 not capable of being naturally 
 produced by a Cannabis sativa 
 L. plant;
 (II) cannabinoids that--
 (aa) are capable of 
 being naturally 
 produced by a Cannabis 
 sativa L. plant; and
 (bb) were 
 synthesized or 
 manufactured outside 
 the plant; or
 (III) quantifiable amounts 
 based on substance, form, 
 manufacture, or article (as 
 determined by the Secretary of 
 Health and Human Services in 
 consultation with the Secretary 
 of Agriculture) of--
 (aa) 
 tetrahydrocannabinol 
 (including 
 tetrahydrocannabinolic 
 acid); or
 (bb) any other 
 cannabinoids that have 
 similar effects (or are 
 marketed to have 
 similar effects) on 
 humans or animals as 
 tetrahydrocannabinol 
 (as determined by the 
 Secretary of Health and 
 Human Services in 
 consultation with the 
 Secretary Agriculture).

 (2) Industrial hemp.--The term `industrial hemp' 
 means hemp--
 (A) grown for the use of the stalk of the 
 plant, fiber produced from such a stalk, or any 
 other non-cannabinoid derivative, mixture, 
 preparation, or manufacture of such a stalk;
 (B) grown for the use of the whole grain, 
 oil, cake, nut, hull, or any other 
 noncannabinoid compound, derivative, mixture, 
 preparation, or manufacture of the seeds of 
 such plant;
 (C) grown for purposes of producing 
 microgreens or other edible hemp leaf products 
 intended for human consumption that are 
 harvested from an immature hemp plant that is 
 grown from seeds that do not exceed the 
 threshold for total tetrahydrocannabinol 
 concentration specified in paragraph (1)(C)(i);
 (D) that is a plant that does not enter the 
 stream of commerce and is intended to support 
 hemp research at an institution of higher 
 education (as defined in section 101 of the 
 Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1001)) 
 or an independent research institute; or
 (E) grown for the use of a viable seed of 
 the plant produced solely for the production or 
 manufacture of any material described in 
 subparagraphs (A) through (D).

 (3) Hemp-derived cannabinoid product.--
 (A) In general.--The term `hemp-derived 
 cannabinoid product' means any intermediate or 
 final product derived from hemp (other than 
 industrial hemp), that--
 (i) contains cannabinoids in any 
 form; and
 (ii) is intended for human or 
 animal use through any means of 
 application or administration, such as 
 inhalation, ingestion, or topical 
 application.
 (B) Exclusion.--Such term does not include 
 a drug that is the subject of an application 
 approved under subsection (c) or (j) of section 
 505 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act 
 (21 U.S.C. 355).

[(2)] (4) Indian tribe
 The term ``Indian tribe'' has the meaning given the term in 
section 5304 of title 25.

[(3)] (5) Secretary
 The term ``Secretary'' means the Secretary of Agriculture.

[(4)] (6) State
 The term ``State'' means--
 (A) a State;
 (B) the District of Columbia;
 (C) the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico; and
 (D) any other territory or possession of the United 
 States.

[(5)] (7) State department of agriculture
 The term ``State department of agriculture'' means the 
agency, commission, or department of a State government 
responsible for agriculture in the State.

[(6)] (8) Tribal government
 The term ``Tribal government'' means the governing body of 
an Indian tribe.
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 TITLE 12--BANKS AND BANKING

 Chapter 13--School Lunch Programs

Sec. 1758. Program requirements

(a) Nutritional requirements

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(h) Food safety

 (1) In general

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 (3) Audits and reports by States

 [For fiscal year 2025] For fiscal year 2026, each State 
shall annually--

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 (4) Audit by the Secretary

 [For fiscal year 2025] For fiscal year 2026, the Secretary 
shall annually audit State reports of food safety inspections 
of schools submitted under paragraph (3).

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Sec. 1769g. Information clearinghouse

(a) In general

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(d) Funding

 Out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise 
appropriated, the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay to the 
Secretary to provide to the organization selected under this 
section, to establish and maintain the information 
clearinghouse, $200,000 for each of fiscal years 1995 and 1996, 
$150,000 for fiscal year 1997, $100,000 for fiscal year 1998, 
$166,000 for each of fiscal years 1999 through 2004, and 
$250,000 for each of fiscal years [2010 through 2026] 2010 
through 2027. The Secretary shall be entitled to receive the 
funds and shall accept the funds, without further 
appropriation.

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 Chapter 38--Multifamily Mortgage Foreclosure

Sec. 3702. Definitions

 As used in this chapter-

 (1) ``mortgage'' means a deed of trust, mortgage, 
 deed to secure debt, security agreement, or any other 
 form of instrument under which any interest in 
 property, real, personal or mixed, or any interest in 
 property including leaseholds, life estates, 
 reversionary interests, and any other estates under 
 applicable State law, is conveyed in trust, mortgaged, 
 encumbered, pledged, or otherwise rendered subject to a 
 lien, for the purpose of securing the payment of money 
 or the performance of an obligation;

 (2) ``multifamily mortgage'' means a mortgage held 
 by the Secretary pursuant to--

 (A) section 608 or 801, or title II or X, 
 of the National Housing Act;

 (B) section 312 of the Housing Act of 1964, 
 as it existed immediately before its repeal by 
 section 289 of the Cranston-Gonzalez National 
 Affordable Housing Act;

 (C) section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959, 
 as it existed immediately before its amendment 
 by section 801 of the Cranston-Gonzalez 
 National Affordable Housing Act;

 (D) section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959, 
 as amended by section 801 of the Cranston-
 Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act; [and]

 (E) section 811 of the Cranston-Gonzalez 
 National Affordable Housing Act[.] ; and

 (F) section 514 or 515 of the Housing Act 
 of 1949 (42 U.S.C. 1484, 1485).
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 TITLE 21--FOOD AND DRUGS

 Chapter 9--Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act

 Subchapter VIII--Imports and Exports

Sec. 381. Imports and exports

(a) Imports; list of registered foreign establishments; samples 
 from unregistered foreign establishments; 
 examination and refusal of admission

 The Secretary of the Treasury shall deliver to the 
Secretary of Health and Human Services, upon his request, 
samples of food, drugs, devices, tobacco products, and 
cosmetics which are being imported or offered for import into 
the United States, giving notice thereof to the owner or 
consignee, who may appear before the Secretary of Health and 
Human Services and have the right to introduce testimony. The 
Secretary of Health and Human Services shall furnish to the 
Secretary of the Treasury a list of establishments registered 
pursuant to subsection (i) of section 360 or section 387e(h) of 
this title and shall request that if any drugs, devices, or 
tobacco products manufactured, prepared, propagated, 
compounded, or processed in an establishment not so registered 
are imported or offered for import into the United States, 
samples of such drugs, devices, or tobacco products be 
delivered to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, with 
notice of such delivery to the owner or consignee, who may 
appear before the Secretary of Health and Human Services and 
have the right to introduce testimony. If it appears from the 
examination of such samples or otherwise that (1) such article 
has been manufactured, processed, or packed under insanitary 
conditions or, in the case of a device, the methods used in, or 
the facilities or controls used for, the manufacture, packing, 
storage, or installation of the device do not conform to the 
requirements of section 360j(f) of this title, or (2) such 
article is forbidden or restricted in sale in the country in 
which it was produced or from which it was exported, or (3) 
such article is adulterated, misbranded, or in violation of 
section 355 of this title or the importer (as defined in 
section 384a of this title) is in violation of such section 
384a of this title, or prohibited from introduction or delivery 
for introduction into interstate commerce under section 331(ll) 
of this title, or is a controlled substance subject to an order 
under section 360bbb-8d of this title, or (4) the recordkeeping 
requirements under section 2223 of this title (other than the 
requirements under subsection (f) of such section) have not 
been complied with regarding such article or (5) such article 
is being imported or offered for import in violation of section 
331(cc) of this title, then any such article described in any 
of clauses (1) through (5) shall be refused admission, except 
as provided in subsection (b) of this section. If it appears 
from the examination of such samples or otherwise that the 
article is a counterfeit drug or counterfeit device, such 
article shall be refused admission. With respect to an article 
of food, if importation of such food is subject to, but not 
compliant with, the requirement under subsection (q) that such 
food be accompanied by a certification or other assurance that 
the food meets applicable requirements of this chapter, then 
such article shall be refused admission. If such article is 
subject to a requirement under section 364a, 379aa, or 379aa-1 
of this title and if the Secretary has credible evidence or 
information indicating that the responsible person (as defined 
in section 364, 379aa, or 379aa-1 of this title) has not 
complied with a requirement of such section 364a, 379aa, or 
379aa-1 of this title with respect to any such article, or has 
not allowed access to records described in such section 364a, 
379aa, or 379aa-1 of this title, then such article shall be 
refused admission, except as provided in subsection (b) of this 
section. The Secretary of the Treasury shall cause the 
destruction of any such article refused admission unless such 
article is exported, under regulations prescribed by the 
Secretary of the Treasury, within 90 days of the date of notice 
of such refusal or within such additional time as may be 
permitted pursuant to such regulations, except that the 
Secretary of Health and Human Services may destroy, without the 
opportunity for export, any [drug or device] drug, device, or 
tobacco product refused admission under this section, if such 
[drug or device] drug, device, or tobacco product is valued at 
an amount that is $2,500 or less (or such higher amount as the 
Secretary of the Treasury may set by regulation pursuant to 
section 1498(a)(1) of title 19) and was not brought into 
compliance as described under subsection (b). The Secretary of 
Health and Human Services shall issue regulations providing for 
notice and an opportunity to appear before the Secretary of 
Health and Human Services and introduce testimony, as described 
in the first sentence of this subsection, on destruction of a 
[drug or device] drug, device, or tobacco product under the 
seventh sentence of this subsection. The regulations shall 
provide that prior to destruction, appropriate due process is 
available to the owner or consignee seeking to challenge the 
decision to destroy the [drug or device] drug, device, or 
tobacco product. Where the Secretary of Health and Human 
Services provides notice and an opportunity to appear and 
introduce testimony on the destruction of a [drug or device] 
drug, device, or tobacco product, the Secretary of Health and 
Human Services shall store and, as applicable, dispose of the 
[drug or device] drug, device, or tobacco product after the 
issuance of the notice, except that the owner and consignee 
shall remain liable for costs pursuant to subsection (c). Such 
process may be combined with the notice and opportunity to 
appear before the Secretary and introduce testimony, as 
described in the first sentence of this subsection, as long as 
appropriate notice is provided to the owner or consignee. 
Neither clause (2) nor clause (5) of the third sentence of this 
subsection shall be construed to prohibit the admission of 
narcotic drugs, the importation of which is permitted under the 
Controlled Substances Import and Export Act.
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 CONSOLIDATED APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2024, 
 PUBLIC LAW 118-42

 DIVISION B--AGRICULTURE, RURAL DEVELOPMENT,
 FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, AND RELATED
 AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2024

 TITLE III

 RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

 Rural Housing Service

 RURAL COMMUNITY FACILITIES PROGRAM ACCOUNT

 (INCLUDING TRANSFERS OF FUNDS)

 For the cost of direct loans, loan guarantees and grants, 
including the cost of modifying loans, as defined in section 
502 of the Congressional Budget Act of 1974, for rural 
community facilities programs as authorized by section 306 and 
described in section 381E(d)(1) of the Consolidated Farm and 
Rural Development Act, $18,000,000, to remain available until 
expended: Provided, That $5,000,000 of the amount appropriated 
under this heading shall be available for a Rural Community 
Development Initiative: Provided further, That such funds shall 
be used solely to develop the capacity and ability of private, 
nonprofit community-based housing and community development 
organizations, low-income rural communities, and Federally 
Recognized Native American Tribes to undertake projects to 
improve housing, community facilities, community and economic 
development projects in rural areas: * * * Provided further, 
That sections 381E-H and 381N of the Consolidated Farm and 
Rural Development Act are not applicable to the funds made 
available under this heading: [Provided further, That in 
addition to any other available funds, the Secretary may expend 
not more than $1,000,000 total, from the program funds made 
available under this heading, for administrative expenses for 
activities funded under this heading.] Provided further, That 
in addition to any other available funds, the Secretary may 
expend not more than $1,000,000 total, from the program funds 
made available under this heading, for administrative expenses 
for activities funded under this heading and in section 778(1). 

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 BUDGETARY IMPACT OF BILL

 PREPARED IN CONSULTATION WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE PURSUANT TO PSEC. 308(a), PUBLIC LAW 93-344, AS
 AMENDED
 [In millions of dollars]
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 Budget authority Outlays
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 Committee Amount in Committee Amount in
 allocation\1\ bill allocation\1\ bill
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Comparison of amounts in the bill with the
 subcommittee Pallocation for 2026: Subcommittee on
 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug
 Administration, and Related Agencies:
 Mandatory......................................... .............. 167,080 .............. \2\154,118
 Discretionary..................................... .............. 27,100 .............. \2\44,637
 Defense....................................... .............. ........... .............. ...........
 Non-defense................................... .............. 27,100 .............. 44,637
Projection of outlays associated with the
 recommendation:
 2026.............................................. .............. ........... .............. \3\157,932
 2027.............................................. .............. ........... .............. 7,994
 2028.............................................. .............. ........... .............. 1,877
 2029.............................................. .............. ........... .............. 953
 2030 and future years............................. .............. ........... .............. 678
Financial assistance to State and local governments NA 61,627 NA \3\57,157
 for P2026............................................
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\1\As of the date that this bill was reported, there is no section 302(a) allocation to the Committee on
 Appropriations for fiscal year 2026.
\2\Includes outlays from prior-year budget authority.
\3\Excludes outlays from prior-year budget authority.
 
NA: Not applicable.

 DISCLOSURE OF CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS

 The Constitution vests in the Congress the power of the 
purse. The Committee believes strongly that Congress should 
make the decisions on how to allocate the people's money. As 
defined in Rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the Senate, the 
term ``congressionally directed spending item'' means a 
provision or report language included primarily at the request 
of a Senator, providing, authorizing, or recommending a 
specific amount of discretionary budget authority, credit 
authority, or other spending authority for a contract, loan, 
loan guarantee, grant, loan authority, or other expenditure 
with or to an entity, or targeted to a specific State, locality 
or congressional district, other than through a statutory or 
administrative, formula-driven, or competitive award process. 
For each item, a Member is required to provide a certification 
that neither the Member nor the Member's immediate family has a 
pecuniary interest in such congressionally directed spending 
item. Such certifications are available to the public on the 
website of the Senate Committee on Appropriations (https://
www.appropriations.senate.
gov/congressionally-directed-spending-requests). Following is a 
list of congressionally directed spending items included in the 
Senate recommendation discussed in this report, along with the 
name of each Senator who submitted a request to the Committee 
of jurisdiction for each item so identified. Neither the 
Committee recommendation nor this report contains any limited 
tax benefits or limited tariff benefits as defined in rule 
XLIV.

 CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
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 Recommendation
 Account State Project Recipient ($) Requestor(s)
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Agricultural Research Service AR.................. Dale Bumpers National Rice Dale Bumpers National Rice 3,100,000 Boozman
 Buildings and Facilities. Research Center Equipment Research Center.
 and Infrastructure
 Modernization.
Agricultural Research Service AR.................. Dale Bumpers National Rice Dale Bumpers National Rice 6,550,000 Boozman
 Buildings and Facilities. Research Center Facility Research Center.
 Repairs and Improvements.
Agricultural Research Service HI.................. Pacific Regional Lab for ARS, Hilo................... 4,000,000 Schatz
 Buildings and Facilities. Control of Agricultural
 Pests.
Agricultural Research Service KY.................. University of Kentucky/ University of Kentucky 10,000,000 McConnell
 Buildings and Facilities. United States Department of Martin-Gatton College of
 Agriculture Agricultural Agriculture, Food and
 Research Services Forage- Environment.
 Animal Production Research
 Unit.
Agricultural Research Service MD.................. Beltsville Agricultural USDA BARC................... 3,000,000 Van Hollen
 Buildings and Facilities. Research Center
 Infrastructure.
Agricultural Research Service NE.................. ARS National Center for USDA Agricultural Research 16,000,000 Fischer
 Buildings and Facilities. Resilient and Regenerative Service co-located at the
 Precision Agriculture, University of Nebraska
 Lincoln, NE. Lincoln.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... AK.................. Alaska Native Rural Alaska Federation of Natives 750,000 Murkowski
 Veterinary Care.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... CT.................. The Connecticut Agricultural Connecticut Agriculture 267,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Experiment Station for Experiment Station.
 Monitoring Ticks and Tick-
 borne Pathogens to Better
 Guide Public Health Action.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... GA.................. Athens Veterinary Diagnostic University of Georgia 1,900,000 Ossoff, Warnock
 Laboratory Pathological Research Foundation, Inc..
 Waste Incinerator.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... MN.................. UMN Vet Diagnostics Lab University of Minnesota..... 1,000,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Testing Capacity.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... MS.................. Wildlife Damage Management-- APHIS-MS.................... 1,000,000 Hyde-Smith
 Mississippi Fish-Eating
 Bird Control Program.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... NM.................. Innovative Weed Control in New Mexico State University. 467,000 Heinrich
 Perennial Crops.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... RI.................. Worden Pond Treatment for Rhode Island Department of 500,000 Reed, Whitehouse
 Invasive Plants. Environmental Management.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... SC.................. Asian Longhorned Beetle Clemson University.......... 1,000,000 Graham
 Eradication.
APHIS Salaries and Expenses...... SC.................. Improvements to Clemson University.......... 4,500,000 Graham
 Agricultural, Animal Health
 and Quality.
Distance Learning and IL.................. Teledentistry initiative.... Sarah Bush Lincoln Health 110,000 Durbin
 Telemedicine Program. Center.
Distance Learning and OH.................. Appalachian Healthcare Appalachian Children's 500,000 Moreno
 Telemedicine Program. Access. Health.
Research and Facilities Act GA.................. Fort Valley Center for Fort Valley State University 1,000,000 Ossoff, Warnock
 Program. Agricultural Innovation and
 Entrepreneurship.
Research and Facilities Act HI.................. Agriculture Center for University of Hawaii........ 2,000,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Program. Technical Innovation.
Research and Facilities Act KS.................. Global Center for Grain and Kansas State University..... 5,535,000 Moran
 Program. Food Innovation--
 Interdisciplinary Research
 Labs and Pilot Plant
 Development.
Research and Facilities Act ME.................. University of Maine Forest University of Maine System.. 600,000 Collins, King
 Program. Health Lab.
Research and Facilities Act NH.................. Center for Excellence in University System of New 1,925,000 Shaheen
 Program. Education and Discovery for Hampshire.
 Plant Science (CEED Plant
 Science).
Research and Facilities Act SD.................. South Dakota State South Dakota State 2,000,000 Rounds
 Program. University Cottonwood Field University.
 Station Renovation and
 Expansion.
Research and Facilities Act SD.................. South Dakota State South Dakota State 500,000 Rounds
 Program. University Transient Animal University.
 Research Support Facility.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Heavy Equipment Improving Alaska Municipal League..... 4,200,000 Murkowski
 Program. Rural Community Conditions.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Bethel Food Bank and Pantry. Bethel Food Bank and Pantry. 605,000 Murkowski
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Public Safety Building and City and Borough of Wrangell 2,438,000 Murkowski
 Program. Emergency Operations Center
 Rehabilitation.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Houston Alaska Fire Station City of Houston............. 1,950,000 Murkowski
 Program. 9-3 Public Works Shared
 Facility.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Community Housing Asbestos City of Whittier............ 310,000 Murkowski
 Program. Abatement & Remova.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Kenai Peninsula Critical Kenai Peninsula Borough..... 2,045,000 Murkowski
 Program. Communications Upgrades.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Native Village of Eagle Fire Native Village of Eagle..... 750,000 Murkowski
 Program. Hall & Public Safety
 Building.
Rural Community Facilities AK.................. Self-Contained Breathing Petersburg Borough.......... 225,000 Murkowski
 Program. apparatus Equipment
 Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. City of Samson Water System City of Samson.............. 2,200,000 Britt
 Program. Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Slocomb Fire Tanker City of Slocomb............. 278,000 Britt
 Program. Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Grand Bay Fire District Grand Bay Fire District..... 113,000 Britt
 Program. Volunteer Fire Station.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Heflin Fire Department Heflin Fire Department...... 1,200,000 Britt
 Program. Ladder Truck.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Houston County Radio Tower.. Houston County Commission... 248,000 Britt
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Piedmont Fire Engine........ Piedmont Fire Department.... 488,000 Britt
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Pike Road Agricultural Job Town of Pike Road........... 440,000 Tuberville
 Program. Development and Career
 Center.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Fyffe Sewer System Waterworks Sewer and Gas 1,648,000 Britt
 Program. Improvements. Board of Section, Alabama.
Rural Community Facilities AL.................. Winfield Radio Upgrades..... Winfield Fire Department.... 32,000 Britt
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities AR.................. Town of Etowah, Etowah Town of Etowah, Etowah 413,000 Boozman
 Program. Volunteer Fire Department Volunteer Fire Department.
 Firetruck Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Alpine Fire District Alpine Fire District........ 140,000 Gallego, Kelly
 Program. Emergency Response Vehicle.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Bisbee Fire Truck........... City of Bisbee.............. 620,000 Gallego, Kelly
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Tonto Basin Fire Station Tonto Basin Fire District... 158,000 Gallego, Kelly
 Program. Remodel.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Clarkdale Police Station.... Town of Clarkdale........... 150,000 Gallego, Kelly
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities AZ.................. Superior Fire Engine........ Town of Superior............ 718,000 Gallego, Kelly
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. City of Huron Police Vehicle City of Huron............... 280,000 Padilla
 Program. Conversion Project.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Mariposa County--6th Street County of Mariposa.......... 737,000 Padilla, Schiff
 Program. Pedestrian Bridge Project.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Mono County--Emergency County of Mono.............. 900,000 Padilla, Schiff
 Program. Backup Generators.
Rural Community Facilities CA.................. Guadalupe Union School Guadalupe Union School 1,967,000 Padilla, Schiff
 Program. District--Making Way for District.
 Room to Play Project.
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Gardner Community Center Huerfano Community 590,000 Bennet,
 Program. Construction. Corporation. Hickenlooper
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Wellington Community Larimer County.............. 1,000,000 Bennet,
 Program. Services Center. Hickenlooper
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Regional Fire Training Tower NE Teller County Fire 529,000 Bennet,
 Program. Protection District. Hickenlooper
Rural Community Facilities CO.................. Fairplay Police Station..... Town of Fairplay............ 1,199,000 Bennet,
 Program. Hickenlooper
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Community Health Resources Community Health Resources.. 560,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. for Roots to Recovery (R2R)
 Facility Enhancements.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Essex Library Association Essex Library Association... 576,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. for Infrastructure and
 Accessibility Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Eugene O'Neill Theater Eugene O'Neill Memorial 1,588,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Center for Renovations to Theater Center.
 Historic Campus.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Library Association of Library Association of 182,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Warehouse Point for Warehouse Point.
 Facilities Improvements.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Sea Research Foundation Sea Research Foundation (dba 750,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Improved Water Quality and Mystic Aquarium).
 Improved Quality of
 Wastewater Discharges.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Town of Andover for New Town of Andover............. 273,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Generator Installation and
 Renovations for Senior/
 Community Center.
Rural Community Facilities CT.................. Town for Willington for Town of Willington.......... 525,000 Blumenthal, Murphy
 Program. Firehouse and EOC
 Renovation and Remediation.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Cape Henlopen Senior Center. Cape Henlopen Senior Center 1,049,000 Blunt Rochester
 Program. Inc..
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Emergency Radio Tower Delaware Division of 2,208,000 Coons
 Program. Upgrades. Communications.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Energy Efficiency Food Bank of Delaware, Inc.. 1,126,000 Blunt Rochester,
 Program. Improvements. Coons
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Capital Improvements-- La Red Health Center........ 2,000,000 Coons
 Program. Georgetown.
Rural Community Facilities DE.................. Capital Improvements-- La Red Health Center........ 720,000 Blunt Rochester,
 Program. Seaford. Coons
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Tanker Truck for Georgia Allentown Fire Department... 412,000 Ossoff
 Program. Mutual Aid Group Resources.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Second Harvest of Coastal America's Second Harvest of 855,000 Warnock
 Program. Georgia Community Kitchen. Coastal Georgia.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Fire Station Construction... Bleckley County Fire 124,000 Ossoff
 Program. Department.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Improvements to Fire Station City of Cochran............. 314,000 Ossoff
 Program. and Emergency Operations
 Center.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Danielsville Community City of Danielsville........ 42,000 Ossoff
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. New Public Safety Facility City of Eastman............. 1,059,000 Ossoff, Warnock
 Program. for Eastman Fire Department.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. City of Fitzgerald Fire City of Fitzgerald.......... 509,000 Ossoff
 Program. Department Bedroom Addition.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. New Fire Station and Fire City of Lakeland............ 750,000 Ossoff
 Program. Pumper Truck.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Ambulance Replacement Dade County................. 406,000 Ossoff
 Program. Initiative.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Lodging for Veterans at Doc's Healing Hives and 163,000 Ossoff
 Program. Learning Apiary. Honey.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Wildland Brush Trucks....... Fannin County Fire 205,000 Ossoff
 Program. Department.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Manchester Fire Department Manchester Fire Department.. 300,000 Ossoff
 Program. Station Remodel/Addition.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. McIntosh County First McIntosh County Board of 36,000 Warnock
 Program. Responder Mini Ambulance. Commissioners.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. McIntosh County Public McIntosh County Board of 2,303,000 Ossoff, Warnock
 Program. Safety Communication Commissioners.
 Upgrade.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Okefenokee Experience Nature Okefenokee Swamp Park, Inc.. 1,000,000 Ossoff, Warnock
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Baxley and Appling County The Baxley and Appling 1,001,000 Warnock
 Program. Hospital Authority HVAC County Hospital Authority.
 Upgrade.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Knox Community Center Warren County Board of 652,000 Ossoff
 Program. Rehabilitation. Commissioners.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Rescue Truck and Electronic Washington County Emergency 270,000 Ossoff
 Program. Message Boards. Management Agency.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. White County Library White County................ 500,000 Ossoff
 Program. Construction Project.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. Wilcox County Fire Stations. Wilcox County Board of 402,000 Ossoff
 Program. Commissioners.
Rural Community Facilities GA.................. City of Wrightsville Police Wrightsville Police 103,000 Ossoff
 Program. Patrol Vehicles. Department.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Laboratory Renovation....... Blessing Care Corporation... 1,000,000 Durbin
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Intergenerational Center.... Boys & Girls Club of 1,000,000 Durbin
 Program. Livingston County.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Herrin CUSD No. 4 Pre-K Herrin CUSD No. 4........... 263,000 Duckworth
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Hospital Infrastructure Iroquois Memorial Hospital 645,000 Durbin
 Program. Improvements. and Resident Home.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Medical Technology Upgrades. Lawrence County Memorial 450,000 Durbin
 Program. Hospital.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Memorial Hospital Memorial Hospital 1,382,000 Duckworth
 Program. Association LaHarpe Clinic Association.
 Initiative.
Rural Community Facilities IL.................. Rural Health Clinic Southern Illinois Hospital 1,000,000 Durbin
 Program. Expansion. Services.
Rural Community Facilities KS.................. Barclay College Nursing Barclay College............. 1,875,000 Moran
 Program. Program.
Rural Community Facilities KS.................. Jewell County Courthouse.... Jewell County............... 20,000 Moran
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities KS.................. Phillips County Health Phillips County Health 675,000 Moran
 Program. Systems Operating Room Systems.
 Repairs.
Rural Community Facilities KS.................. Rawlins County Health Center Rawlins County Health Center 608,000 Moran
 Program. Oncology Services Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities KY.................. Ohio County Healthcare Ohio County Hospital........ 1,350,000 McConnell
 Program. Hospital Infrastructure
 Improvement Project.
Rural Community Facilities LA.................. City of Baker Satellite Fire City of Baker............... 863,000 Kennedy
 Program. Station.
Rural Community Facilities LA.................. Fire Station in Zachary, CIty of Zachary............. 1,050,000 Kennedy
 Program. Louisiana.
Rural Community Facilities LA.................. Northeast Louisiana Infusion Franklin Medical Center..... 1,125,000 Kennedy
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities LA.................. Fire Station St. Bernard St. Bernard Parish 4,000,000 Cassidy, Kennedy
 Program. Parish. Government.
Rural Community Facilities LA.................. Town of Farmerville Fire Town of Farmerville Fire 263,000 Cassidy
 Program. Department Renovations. Department.
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. Nantucket Food Hub.......... Nantucket Resource 1,000,000 Markey, Warren
 Program. Partnership, Inc..
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. Town of Ashby Highway Loader Town of Ashby............... 188,000 Markey, Warren
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. Monson Fire Station Town of Monson (Fire 1,000,000 Markey, Warren
 Program. renovation, addition, Department).
 repair project.
Rural Community Facilities MA.................. WMPF Renovation Project..... Williamstown Meetinghouse 1,500,000 Markey, Warren
 Program. Preservation Fund, Inc..
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. STEM Makerspace at the La Charles County Public 67,000 Alsobrooks, Van
 Program. Plata Library. Library. Hollen
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Kent County EMS Headquarters Kent County Board of County 45,000 Alsobrooks, Van
 Program. Enhancement Project. Commissioners. Hollen
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Potomac Fire Company Engine Potomac Fire Company No.2 675,000 Alsobrooks, Van
 Program. Replacement. Inc.. Hollen
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. The Foxie G Foundation The Foxie G Foundation, Inc. 428,000 Alsobrooks, Van
 Program. Horses Helping People Hollen
 Center.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Town of Barclay Community Town of Barclay............. 1,044,000 Alsobrooks, Van
 Program. Center and Town Hall. Hollen
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Berlin Community Center at Town of Berlin.............. 1,400,000 Van Hollen
 Program. Historic Flower Street
 School Site.
Rural Community Facilities MD.................. Town of Eagle Harbor Town of Eagle Harbor, Inc... 800,000 Van Hollen
 Program. Community Revitalization.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Healthy Acadia--Safe Harbor Healthy Acadia.............. 465,000 King
 Program. Recovery Home.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Marshfield Fire Station..... Marshfield Volunteer Fire 756,000 Collins, King
 Program. Department.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. MDI YMCA Multi-Purpose Mount Desert Island YMCA.... 500,000 Collins, King
 Program. Facility.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Owls Head STEM Community Owls Head Transportation 1,533,000 Collins, King
 Program. Center. Museum.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Belgrade Fire and Rescue Town of Belgrade............ 4,700,000 Collins
 Program. Station.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Holden Police Department Town of Holden.............. 400,000 Collins, King
 Program. Garage.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Littleton Town Garage....... Town of Littleton........... 896,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Northport Community Center Town of Northport........... 2,325,000 Collins, King
 Program. and Town Office.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Penobscot Storage Facility.. Town of Penobscot........... 1,429,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. A.B. Ricker Memorial Library Town of Poland.............. 750,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Searsmont Storage Facility.. Town of Searsmont........... 970,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Town of Solon Public Works Town of Solon............... 1,500,000 Collins
 Program. and Garage.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. St. Agatha Fire Station..... Town of St. Agatha.......... 345,000 Collins, King
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. St. Albans Fire Station..... Town of St. Albans.......... 1,520,000 Collins
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Swan's Island Fire and Town of Swan's Island....... 1,444,000 Collins, King
 Program. Ambulance Station.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Thomaston Fire and EMS Town of Thomaston........... 3,500,000 Collins, King
 Program. Facility.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. Westfield Town Garage....... Town of Westfield........... 1,574,000 Collins
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities ME.................. University of Maine at University of Maine System.. 750,000 Collins, King
 Program. Machias Early College
 Student Support Center.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Big Creek Township Fire Big Creek Township.......... 74,000 Peters
 Program. Department Emergency Radio
 Upgrade.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Caro District Library Caro Area District Library.. 200,000 Peters
 Program. Elevator Modernization.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Central Montcalm Early Central Montcalm Early 225,000 Peters
 Program. Childhood Center. Childhood Center.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. City of Alpena Aerial Fire City of Alpena.............. 1,105,000 Peters
 Program. Truck Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. City of Bad Axe Public City of Bad Axe............. 850,000 Peters
 Program. Safety Building.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. City of Berkley Fire Engine City of Berkley............. 385,000 Peters
 Program. Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. City of Big Rapids Fire City of Big Rapids.......... 378,000 Peters
 Program. Truck Acquisition.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Escanaba Public Safety City of Escanaba............ 700,000 Peters, Slotkin
 Program. Ladder Truck.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. City of Rockwood Fire Engine City of Rockwood............ 765,000 Peters
 Program. Acquisition.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Food Bank of Eastern Food Bank of Eastern 2,000,000 Slotkin
 Program. Michigan- Northern Michigan.
 Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Lakeview District Fire Lakeview District Fire 245,000 Peters
 Program. Department Wildfire Rigs. Department Wildfire Rigs.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Northwest Regional Fire Northwest Regional Fire 80,000 Peters
 Program. Training Center Training Training Center Authority.
 Building.
Rural Community Facilities MI.................. Village of Ontonagon Plow Village of Ontonagon........ 169,000 Peters
 Program. Truck Acquisition Project.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. Expanding Intergenerational Alexandria Area YMCA........ 1,700,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. Capacity at the Alexandria
 YMCA.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. Apple Tree Learning Center Apple Tree Learning Center.. 1,000,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. Capacity and Infrastructure
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. Bemidji Fire Department Fire Bemidji Fire Department..... 450,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. Station 1 Upgrade.
Rural Community Facilities MN.................. Early Childhood Hub and KOOTASCA Community Action... 315,000 Klobuchar, Smith
 Program. Community Center.
Rural Community Facilities MS.................. Batesville Aerial Ladder City of Batesville.......... 1,201,000 Hyde-Smith, Wicker
 Program. Fire Truck Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities MS.................. Desoto County Agri-Education Desoto County Board of 275,000 Wicker
 Program. Center. Supervisors.
Rural Community Facilities NC.................. Southeastern Community Southeastern Community 4,905,000 Tillis
 Program. College Truck Driver College.
 Training Program Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities NC.................. YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly.... 1,095,000 Tillis
 Program. Facilities Construction and
 Restoration.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Drive to Safety............. Belmont Police Department... 73,000 Shaheen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Chesley Memorial Library Chesley Memorial Library.... 95,000 Shaheen
 Program. Energy Efficiency and
 Emergency Power Project.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Cottage Hospital Asbestos Cottage Hospital............ 1,725,000 Shaheen
 Program. Abatement.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Croydon Schoolhouse Croydon School District..... 1,176,000 Shaheen
 Program. Renovation and Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Interrupting Families Flourish Northeast 1,000,000 Shaheen
 Program. Intergenerational Addiction. Inc.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Renovation and Upgrade to Franklin Pierce University.. 1,000,000 Shaheen
 Program. Health Sciences Facilities
 at Franklin Pierce
 University, Rindge Campus.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Maplewood Station Community Maplewood Station........... 750,000 Shaheen
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Walpole Village School...... The Walpole Foundaton....... 830,000 Shaheen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Bethlehem's Transfer Station Town of Bethlehem........... 750,000 Shaheen
 Program. Project.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. George B. White Solar Town of Deerfield........... 248,000 Shaheen
 Program. Project.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Replacement of Rescue Truck. Town of Gorham.............. 301,000 Shaheen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Hampton Public Safety Pier.. Town of Hampton............. 125,000 Shaheen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Hancock Fire Station Town of Hancock............. 600,000 Shaheen
 Program. Renovation Project.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Unity Fire Station and Town of Unity............... 2,100,000 Shaheen
 Program. Emergency Community Shelter.
Rural Community Facilities NH.................. Walpole NH Police Station... Town of Walpole............. 2,058,000 Shaheen
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Dumont Borough Ladder Truck Borough of Dumont........... 525,000 Booker, Kim
 Program. Request.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Old Tappan Fire Department Borough of Old Tappan....... 525,000 Kim
 Program. Emergency Vehicle.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Deborah Heart and Lung Deborah Heart and Lung 789,000 Booker, Kim
 Program. Center Cardiac Center.
 Electrophysiology Lab
 Enhancement.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. HSCFD Fire Truck 2025....... Hopewell Township........... 186,000 Booker
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NJ.................. Firehouse Critical Runnemede Fire Company No 1. 329,000 Booker
 Program. Infrastructure Update.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Zuni Pueblo Conservation Conservation Legacy......... 275,000 Heinrich
 Program. Career and Cultural
 Preservation Center.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Gila Regional Medical Center Gila Regional Medical Center 193,000 Heinrich
 Program. Utility Systems Upgrade.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Collaborative Expansion of HELP New Mexico, Inc........ 1,575,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Program. Early Childhood Education
 in Luna County.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Isleta Learning Center...... Pueblo of Isleta Department 1,000,000 Heinrich
 Program. of Education.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Communications Equipment for Rio Arriba County........... 1,100,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Program. Firefighters.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Estancia Town Hall and Town of Estancia............ 1,513,000 Lujan
 Program. Community Center Renovation.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Truchas VFD Fire Apparatus.. Truchas Volunteer Fire 750,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Program. Department.
Rural Community Facilities NM.................. Wildland Fire Engine........ Village of Questa........... 375,000 Heinrich
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities NV.................. Ely Shoshone Tribe-- Ely Shoshone Tribe.......... 3,100,000 Cortez Masto, Rosen
 Program. Community Facility Center.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Art Omi--Pavilions at Art Omi Pavilions at Chatham 1,000,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
 Program. Chatham.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Chenango Memorial Hospital-- Chenango Memorial Hospital, 667,000 Gillibrand
 Program. Facilities Improvements. Inc..
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Expansion and Modernization Lake Placid Center for the 1,000,000 Gillibrand, Schumer
 Program. of Arts Education, Early Arts.
 Childhood Education, and
 Nonprofit Co-Working
 Community Hub.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Wild Encounters Trail....... Natural History Museum of 466,000 Schumer
 Program. the Adirondacks.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Tioga Regional Career and Owego Apalachin Central 811,000 Schumer
 Program. Technical Education Center. School District.
Rural Community Facilities NY.................. Tri-County YMCA--Dave Gray Tri-County YMCA of New York, 2,000,000 Gillibrand
 Program. Discovery Center. Inc..
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Skips Landing Revitalization Coshocton County Board of 1,000,000 Moreno
 Program. Commission.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Road Salt Storage Facility.. Saint Joseph Township....... 43,000 Moreno
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities OH.................. Agricultural Service Center Seneca County Board of 560,000 Moreno
 Program. Renovation. Commissioners.
Rural Community Facilities OK.................. Adolescent Centers for Teen Central Oklahoma Adult and 1,162,000 Mullin
 Program. Challenge of Oklahoma. Teen Challenge.
Rural Community Facilities OK.................. Eastern Oklahoma State Rural Eastern Oklahoma State 375,000 Mullin
 Program. Facilities Renovation. College.
Rural Community Facilities OK.................. Advising and Career Western Oklahoma State 175,000 Mullin
 Program. Development Center. College.
Rural Community Facilities OR.................. Fire Station Construction... Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire 2,000,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Program. Protection District.
Rural Community Facilities OR.................. Wheeler Soil and Water Wheeler Soil and Water 648,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Program. Conservation District Conservation District.
 Conservation Community
 Center.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Emporium Borough Town Hall Borough of Emporium......... 508,000 Fetterman,
 Program. Improvement Project. PMcCormick
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Palmerton Borough Police Borough of Palmerton........ 550,000 McCormick
 Program. Building.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Crary Hose Company Volunteer Crary Hose Company.......... 550,000 Fetterman,
 Program. Fire Department Fire PMcCormick
 Station.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Friendship Hose Co. No. 1 Friendship Hose Co. No. 1 550,000 McCormick
 Program. Orwigsburg Fire Department Orwigsburg, PA.
 Station.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Laurel Arts Facility Laurel Arts, Inc............ 37,000 Fetterman
 Program. Preservation and HVAC
 Modernization in Somerset
 County, PA.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Center For Youth and The Center For Youth and 500,000 Fetterman
 Program. Community Development Community Development.
 Community Education Center
 in Adams County, PA.
Rural Community Facilities PA.................. Warren County Emergency Warren County Commissioners. 550,000 McCormick
 Program. Radio Tower Project.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Ashaway Ambulance Building Ashaway Ambulance 344,000 Whitehouse
 Program. Expansion. Association Inc.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Block Island Maritime Block Island Maritime 250,000 Whitehouse
 Program. Institute Marine Mammal Institute.
 Rescue and Response and
 Conservation Project.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Glocester Public Safety Glocester Police Department. 237,000 Reed
 Program. Communications Tower.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Fire Sub-Station............ Jamestown Fire Department... 248,000 Whitehouse
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Foster Public Safety Complex Town of Foster.............. 1,000,000 Reed
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Scituate Emergency Town of Scituate............ 204,000 Reed
 Program. Communication Enhancement
 Project.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. Tiverton Fire Rescue Boat... Town of Tiverton............ 210,000 Reed
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities RI.................. West Greenwich Fire Radio Town of West Greenwich...... 311,000 Reed, Whitehouse
 Program. System.
Rural Community Facilities SC.................. Blythewood Fire Station..... Richland County............. 1,250,000 Graham
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities SC.................. Tega Cay Fire Department.... Tega Cay Fire Department.... 533,000 Graham
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities SC.................. Town of Central Fire Station Town of Central............. 2,000,000 Graham
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Bedford County Community Bedford County, Virginia.... 1,000,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Center Renovation.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Carroll County Wellness Carroll County Wellness 1,000,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Center Restoration Center, Inc..
 Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. City of Bristol Municipal City of Bristol............. 285,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Vehicles Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Appalachian Highlands Mission Dental Virginia, 303,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Community Dental Center Inc. d/b/a Appalachian
 Safety Net Dental Lab Highlands Community Dental
 Access. Center.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Town of Crewe Community Town of Crewe, Virginia..... 376,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Center.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Town of Grundy Fire Truck Town of Grundy.............. 398,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities VA.................. Town of Lebanon Brush Truck Town of Lebanon, Virginia... 188,000 Kaine, Warner
 Program. Replacement.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Town of Newark Highway Town of Newark.............. 1,500,000 Sanders
 Program. Garage and Fire Station.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Rockingham Municipal Fire Town of Rockingham.......... 598,000 Welch
 Program. Department SR Station.
Rural Community Facilities VT.................. Agriculture Training and Vermont Youth Conservation 814,000 Welch
 Program. Food Security at VYCC. Corps.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Othello Fire Department..... City of Othello............. 1,375,000 Murray
 Program.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Childcare Facility and City of Republic............ 1,000,000 Cantwell
 Program. Library.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. Installation of a Fixed MRI. Ocean Beach Hospital and 847,000 Cantwell
 Program. Medical Clinics.
Rural Community Facilities WA.................. YMCA Camp Casey............. YMCA of Snohomish County-- 4,000,000 Murray
 Program. YMCA Camp Casey.
Rural Community Facilities WI.................. Bad River Boys and Girls Bad River Band of the Lake 3,350,000 Baldwin
 Program. Club Capital Project. Superior Tribe of Chippewa
 Indians.
Rural Community Facilities WI.................. Dodge County Childcare Dodge County Housing 950,000 Baldwin
 Program. Center. Authority.
Rural Community Facilities WI.................. La Pointe Big Bay Town Park Town of La Pointe........... 1,500,000 Baldwin
 Program. Project.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Mullens Fire Department Mullens Volunteer Fire 1,500,000 Capito
 Program. Building. Department.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Nicholas County Community Nicholas County Commission.. 602,000 Capito, Justice
 Program. Facilities Upgrades.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Pocahontas County OEM Pocahontas County Commission 1,500,000 Capito, Justice
 Program. Dispatch/Emergency Medical
 Service.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Ridgeley VFC No.1 Fire Ridgeley Volunteer Fire 2,841,000 Capito
 Program. Station. Company No.1.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Sistersville General Sistersville General 3,580,000 Capito, Justice
 Program. Hospital Bed Capacity Hospital.
 Expansion.
Rural Community Facilities WV.................. Poca Public Safety Building. Town of Poca................ 2,400,000 Capito
 Program.
Watershed and Flood Prevention AK.................. Nunavakanukakslak Lake- Native Village of 55,000 Murkowski
 Operations. Johnson River Watershed. Nunapitchul.
Watershed and Flood Prevention AZ.................. Smith Wash Watershed Plan... Pinal County................ 1,000,000 Gallego, Kelly
 Operations.
Watershed and Flood Prevention KS.................. Rattlesnake Creek Watershed. Big Bend Groundwater 4,200,000 Moran
 Operations. Management District No. 5.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Choctaw County Lake......... Choctaw County Board of 1,000,000 Wicker
 Operations. Supervisors.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Big and Little Cedar Creeks George County............... 2,000,000 Wicker
 Operations. (George County) Flood
 Prevention.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MS.................. Mississippi Watershed and NRCS-MS..................... 13,550,000 Hyde-Smith
 Operations. Flood Prevention Operations.
Watershed and Flood Prevention MT.................. Milk River Watershed Plan... Milk River Irrigation 2,500,000 Sheehy
 Operations. Project Joint Board of
 Control.
Watershed and Flood Prevention OK.................. Spavinaw Creek Bank Green Country Conservation 55,000 Mullin
 Operations. Stabilization. Alliance Inc..
Watershed and Flood Prevention OR.................. Farmers Irrigation District Farmers Irrigation District. 2,000,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Operations. Irrigation Modernization
 Project.
Watershed and Flood Prevention OR.................. North Unit Irrigation North Unit Irrigation 2,000,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Operations. District Infrastructure District.
 Modernization Project.
Watershed and Flood Prevention RI.................. Pocasset Flood Mitigation Rhode Island Association of 4,000,000 Reed
 Operations. Project. Conservation Districts.
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 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF NEW BUDGET (OBLIGATIONAL) AUTHORITY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025 AND BUDGET ESTIMATES AND
 AMOUNTS RECOMMENDED IN THE BILL FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026
 [In thousands of dollars]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Senate Committee
 recommendation
 Item 2025 appropriation Committee compared with (+
 recommendation or -) 2025
 appropriation
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 TITLE I--AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS
 
 Processing, Research, and Marketing
 
 Office of the Secretary
 
Office of the Secretary............................. 7,000 7,000 ..................
Office of Homeland Security......................... 1,896 1,896 ..................
Office of Tribal Relations.......................... 5,190 5,190 ..................
Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement........ 7,500 6,000 -1,500
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration 1,706 1,706 ..................
Departmental Administration......................... 23,500 20,000 -3,500
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal........................................ 25,206 21,706 -3,500
 ===========================================================
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Congressional 4,500 4,000 -500
 Relations and Intergovernmental Affairs............
Office of Communications............................ 7,000 6,000 -1,000
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Office of the Secretary.................. 58,292 51,792 -6,500
 ===========================================================
 
 Executive Operations
 
Office of the Chief Economist....................... 30,500 30,500 ..................
Office of Hearings and Appeals...................... 16,703 16,000 -703
Office of Budget and Program Analysis............... 14,967 14,967 ..................
Office of the Chief Information Officer............. 91,000 91,000 ..................
Office of the Chief Financial Officer............... 6,867 6,867 ..................
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights.. 1,466 1,466 ..................
Office of Civil Rights.............................. 37,000 37,000 ..................
Agriculture Buildings and Facilities................ 22,603 22,603 ..................
Hazardous materials management...................... 3,000 3,000 ..................
Office of Safety, Security, and Protection.......... 20,800 20,800 ..................
Office of Inspector General......................... 111,561 111,561 ..................
Office of the General Counsel....................... 60,537 60,537 ..................
Office of Ethics.................................... 4,500 4,500 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Executive Operations..................... 421,504 420,801 -703
 ===========================================================
Office of the Under Secretary for Research, 1,384 1,384 ..................
 Education, and Economics...........................
 Office of the Chief Scientist................... 500 500 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.................................... 1,884 1,884 ..................
 ===========================================================
Economic Research Service........................... 90,612 90,612 ..................
National Agricultural Statistics Service............ 187,513 187,513 ..................
 Census of Agriculture........................... (46,850) (46,000) (-850)
 
 Agricultural Research Service
 
Salaries and expenses............................... 1,788,063 1,826,778 +38,715
Buildings and facilities............................ .................. .................. ..................
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally .................. 42,650 +42,650
 Directed Spending..............................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.................................... .................. 42,650 +42,650
 ===========================================================
 Total, Agricultural Research Service............ 1,788,063 1,869,428 +81,365
 ===========================================================
 
 National Institute of Food and Agriculture
 
Research and education activities................... 1,075,950 1,075,950 ..................
Congressionally Directed Spending................... .................. 13,560 +13,560
Native American Institutions Endowment Fund......... (11,880) (11,880) ..................
Extension activities................................ 561,700 561,700 ..................
Integrated activities............................... 41,100 41,100 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, National Institute of Food and 1,678,750 1,692,310 +13,560
 Agriculture....................................
 ===========================================================
Office of the Under Secretary for Marketing and 1,617 1,617 ..................
 Regulatory Programs................................
 
 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
 
Salaries and expenses............................... 1,147,750 1,156,150 +8,400
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally .................. 11,384 +11,384
 Directed Spending..............................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.................................... 1,147,750 1,167,534 +19,784
 ===========================================================
Buildings and facilities............................ 1,000 1,000 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Animal and Plant Health Inspection 1,148,750 1,168,534 +19,784
 Service........................................
 ===========================================================
 
 Agricultural Marketing Service
 
Marketing Services.................................. 222,887 222,887 ..................
(Limitation on administrative expenses, from fees (62,596) (62,596) ..................
 collected).........................................
 
Funds for strengthening markets, income, and supply
 (Section 32):
 Permanent, (Section 32)......................... 1,571,656 1,716,273 +144,617
 Marketing agreements and orders (transfer (21,501) (23,880) (+2,379)
 from Section 32)...........................
 Payments to States and Possessions.............. 1,000 1,000 ..................
 Limitation on inspection and weighing services (55,000) (55,000) ..................
 expenses.......................................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Agricultural Marketing Service....... 1,913,139 2,057,756 +144,617
 ===========================================================
Office of the Under Secretary for Food Safety....... 1,117 1,117 ..................
Food Safety and Inspection Service.................. 1,214,009 1,226,000 +11,991
 Lab accreditation fees.......................... (1,000) (1,000) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title I, Agricultural Programs....... 8,387,654 8,651,768 +264,114
 ===========================================================
 (By transfer)............................... (21,501) (23,880) (+2,379)
 (Limitation on administrative expenses)..... (117,596) (117,596) ..................
 
 TITLE II--FARM PRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION PROGRAMS
 
 Farm Production Programs
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Farm Production 1,527 1,527 ..................
 and Conservation...................................
Farm Production and Conservation Business Center.... 244,183 238,500 -5,683
 (by transfer from CCC).......................... (60,228) (70,740) (+10,512)
 
 Farm Service Agency
 
Salaries and expenses............................... 1,209,307 1,209,307 ..................
 (by transfer from ACIF)......................... (305,803) (305,803) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Salaries and expenses (including 1,515,110 1,515,110 ..................
 transfers).................................
 ===========================================================
State mediation grants.............................. 6,500 6,500 ..................
Grassroots source water protection program.......... 7,000 7,000 ..................
Dairy indemnity program............................. 500 500 ..................
Geographically Disadvantaged Farmers and Ranchers... 3,500 3,500 ..................
 
Agricultural Credit Insurance Fund [ACIF] Program
 Account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Farm ownership loans:
 Guaranteed.............................. (3,500,000) (3,500,000) ..................
 Direct.................................. (2,578,667) (3,100,000) (+521,333)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal............................ (6,078,667) (6,600,000) (+521,333)
 ===========================================================
 
 Farm operating loans:
 Unsubsidized guaranteed................. (2,118,491) (2,000,000) (-118,491)
 Direct.................................. (1,633,000) (1,633,000) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal............................ (3,751,491) (3,633,000) (-118,491)
 ===========================================================
 Emergency loans............................. (30,129) (14,388) (-15,741)
 Indian tribe land acquisition loans......... (20,000) (20,000) ..................
 
 Conservation loans:
 Guaranteed.............................. (150,000) (150,000) ..................
 Relending program loans..................... .................. .................. ..................
 Indian Highly Fractionated Land Loans....... .................. .................. ..................
 Boll weevil eradication loans............... .................. (60,000) (+60,000)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan authorizations.............. (10,030,287) (10,477,388) (+447,101)
 ===========================================================
 
 Loan subsidies:
 Emergency Loans............................. 3,507 1,000 -2,507
 
 Farm operating loans:
 Unsubsidized guaranteed................. .................. .................. ..................
 Farm Ownership Loans:
 Direct (ownership)...................... 50,284 39,370 -10,914
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal............................ 53,791 40,370 -13,421
 ===========================================================
 Relending program loans..................... .................. .................. ..................
 Indian Highly Fractionated Land Loans....... .................. .................. ..................
 Boll weevil eradication loans............... .................. 84 +84
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan subsidies and grants........ 53,791 40,454 -13,337
 ===========================================================
 
 ACIF administrative expenses:
 Administrative Expenses..................... 326,053 326,053 ..................
 (Program Loan Cost Expenses)............ (20,250) (20,250) ..................
 (Transfer out to FSA Salaries and (-305,803) (-305,803) ..................
 expenses)..............................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Agricultural Credit Insurance Fund 379,844 366,507 -13,337
 Program Account............................
 ===========================================================
 (Loan authorizations)....................... (10,030,287) (10,477,388) (+447,101)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Farm Service Agency.................. 1,606,651 1,593,314 -13,337
 ===========================================================
 
 Risk Management Agency
 
RMA Salaries and Expenses........................... 65,637 65,637 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Farm Production Programs................. 1,917,998 1,898,978 -19,020
 ===========================================================
 
Natural Resources Conservation Service:
 Conservation Operations......................... 895,754 895,754 ..................
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally .................. .................. ..................
 Directed Spending..........................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal................................ 895,754 895,754 ..................
 ===========================================================
 
 Farm Security and Rural Investment Program:
 Administrative expenses-FPAC Business Center (-60,228) (-70,740) (-10,512)
 (transfer out).............................
 Watershed flood and prevention operations....... 14,650 20,000 +5,350
 Community Project Funding/Congressionally .................. 32,360 +32,360
 Directed Spending..........................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal................................ 14,650 52,360 +37,710
 ===========================================================
 Watershed rehabilitation program................ 1,000 1,000 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Natural Resources Conservation 911,404 949,114 +37,710
 Service....................................
 ===========================================================
 
 Corporations
 
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation:
 Federal crop insurance corporation fund......... 14,581,000 14,264,000 -317,000
 
Commodity Credit Corporation Fund:
 Reimbursement for net realized losses........... 13,863,000 13,491,380 -371,620
 Hazardous waste management (limitation on (15,000) (15,000) ..................
 expenses)......................................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Corporations......................... 28,444,000 27,755,380 -688,620
 ===========================================================
 Total, title II, Farm Production and 31,273,402 30,603,472 -669,930
 Conservation Programs..........................
 ===========================================================
 (By transfer)................................... (366,031) (376,543) (+10,512)
 (Transfer out).................................. (-366,031) (-376,543) (-10,512)
 
 TITLE III--RURAL DEVELOPMENT
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Rural Development. 1,620 1,620 ..................
 
 Rural Development
 
Rural development expenses:
 Salaries and expenses........................... 351,087 351,087 ..................
 (by transfer from RHIF)......................... (412,254) (412,254) ..................
 (by transfer from RDLFP)........................ (4,468) (4,468) ..................
 (by transfer from RETLP)........................ (33,270) (33,270) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, transfers from program accounts... 449,992 449,992 ..................
 ===========================================================
 Total, Rural development expenses (including 801,079 801,079 ..................
 transfers).....................................
 ===========================================================
 
 Rural Housing Service
 
Rural Housing Insurance Fund Program Account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Single family direct (Sec 502).............. (715,932) (1,000,000) (+284,068)
 Relending demonstration program for Native (4,633) (5,000) (+367)
 American Tribes............................
 Unsubsidized guaranteed..................... (25,000,000) (25,000,000) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, Single family................. 25,720,565 26,005,000 +284,435
 ===========================================================
 Housing repair (Sec 504).................... (20,271) (25,000) (+4,729)
 Rental housing (Sec 515).................... (47,138) (50,000) (+2,862)
 Multi-family housing guarantees (Sec 538)... (400,000) (400,000) ..................
 Single family housing credit sales.......... (10,000) (10,000) ..................
 Self-help housing land development housing (3,697) (5,000) (+1,303)
 loans (Sec 523)............................
 Site development loans (Sec 524)............ (5,470) (5,000) (-470)
 Farm Labor Housing (Sec514)................. (13,473) (15,000) (+1,527)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan authorizations.............. 26,220,614 26,515,000 +294,386
 ===========================================================
 
 Loan subsidies:
 Single family direct (Sec 502).............. 84,480 130,600 +46,120
 Relending demonstration program for Native 2,288 2,469 +181
 American Tribes............................
 Housing repair (Sec 504).................... 4,338 4,333 -5
 Self-Help Land Development Housing Loans 637 657 +20
 (Sec523)...................................
 Site Development Loans (Sec524)............. 477 502 +25
 Rental housing (Sec 515).................... 18,662 15,130 -3,532
 Multi-family housing revitalization program. 32,000 34,000 +2,000
 Farm labor housing (Sec514)................. 5,222 4,761 -461
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan subsidies................... 148,104 192,452 +44,348
 ===========================================================
 Farm labor housing grants....................... 5,000 7,500 +2,500
 RHIF administrative expenses.................... 412,254 412,254 ..................
 (transfer out to Rural Development)............. (-412,254) (412,254) (+824,508)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Rural Housing Insurance Fund program. 565,358 612,206 +46,848
 ===========================================================
 (Loan authorization)........................ (26,220,614) (26,515,000) (+294,386)
 Rental assistance (Sec 521)................. 1,642,000 1,715,000 +73,000
 Rural Housing Vouchers...................... 48,000 48,000 ..................
 Mutual and self-help housing grants......... 25,000 25,000 ..................
 Rural housing assistance grants............. 35,000 35,000 ..................
 
 Rural community facilities program account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Community facility:
 Direct.......................... (989,286) (1,250,000) (+260,714)
 Guaranteed...................... (650,000) (650,000) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan authorizations.. 1,639,286 1,900,000 +260,714
 ===========================================================
 
 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Community facility:
 Community Facilities Direct 11,080 .................. -11,080
 Loans..............................
 Grants.......................... 5,000 5,000 ..................
 Community Project Funding/ .................. 199,436 +199,436
 Congressionally Directed Spending..
 Rural community development 5,000 5,000 ..................
 initiative.........................
 Tribal college grants............... 8,000 8,000 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, Loan subsidies and 29,080 217,436 +188,356
 grants.............................
 ===========================================================
 Total, grants and payments.............. 89,080 277,436 +188,356
 ===========================================================
 Total, Rural Housing Service................ 2,344,438 2,652,642 +308,204
 ===========================================================
 (Loan authorization)........................ (27,859,900) (28,415,000) (+555,100)
 
Rural Business-Cooperative Service:
 Rural Business Program Account:
 (Guaranteed business and industry loan (1,663,000) (1,750,000) (+87,000)
 authorization).............................
 
 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Guaranteed business and industry subsidy 3,326 15,575 +12,249
 Rural business development grants... 20,535 30,000 +9,465
 Delta Regional Authority, 8,000 10,000 +2,000
 Appalachian Regional Commission,
 Northern Border Regional
 Commission, and Southwest Border
 Regional Commission................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, RBP loan subsidies and 31,861 55,575 +23,714
 grants.............................
 ===========================================================
 
 Intermediary Relending Program Fund Account:
 (Loan authorization)........................ (10,000) (13,000) (+3,000)
 Loan subsidy................................ 3,406 2,954 -452
 Administrative expenses..................... 4,468 4,468 ..................
 (transfer out to Rural Development)..... (-4,468) (-4,468) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Intermediary Relending 7,874 7,422 -452
 Program Account....................
 ===========================================================
 
 Rural Economic Development Loans Program
 Account:
 (Loan authorization)........................ (50,000) (50,000) ..................
 Limit cushion of credit interest spending... (75,000) (75,000) ..................
 
 Rural Cooperative Development Grants:
 Cooperative development..................... 5,800 5,800 ..................
 Appropriate Technology Transfer for Rural 2,800 3,500 +700
 Areas......................................
 Grants to assist minority producers......... 3,000 3,000 ..................
 Value-added agricultural product market 11,500 11,500 ..................
 development................................
 Agriculture innovation centers.............. 1,500 1,000 -500
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Rural Cooperative development 24,600 24,800 +200
 grants.................................
 ===========================================================
 
 Rural Microentrepreneur Assistance Program:
 (Loan authorization)........................ (12,708) (19,515) (+6,807)
 Loan subsidy and grants..................... 4,629 5,000 +371
 
 Rural Energy for America Program:
 (Loan authorization)........................ (50,000) (100,000) (+50,000)
 Healthy Food Financing Initiative............... 500 500 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Rural Business-Cooperative Service... 69,464 93,297 +23,833
 ===========================================================
 (Loan authorizations)....................... (1,785,708) (1,932,515) (+146,807)
 
Rural Utilities Service:
 Rural water and waste disposal program account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Direct.................................. (851,499) (1,000,000) (+148,501)
 1% Direct............................... (8,502) (15,000) (+6,498)
 Guaranteed.............................. (50,000) (50,000) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan authorizations.......... 910,001 1,065,000 +154,999
 ===========================================================
 
 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Water and waste revolving fund.......... 1,000 1,000 ..................
 Water well system grants................ 5,000 5,000 ..................
 306A(i)(2) grants....................... 10,000 10,000 ..................
 Colonias and AK/HI grants............... 65,000 65,000 ..................
 Water and waste technical assistance.... 35,000 35,000 ..................
 Circuit rider program................... 21,817 23,900 +2,083
 Solid waste management grants........... 4,000 4,000 ..................
 Direct subsidy.......................... 88,045 47,600 -40,445
 1% Direct subsidy....................... 2,661 3,876 +1,215
 High energy cost grants................. 8,000 8,000 ..................
 Water and waste disposal grants......... 237,964 240,400 +2,436
 Community Project Funding/ .................. .................. ..................
 Congressionally Directed Spending......
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan subsidies and grants.... 478,487 443,776 -34,711
 ===========================================================
 
 Rural Electrification and Telecommunications
 Loans Program Account:
 Loan authorizations:
 Electric:
 Direct, FFB......................... (2,167,000) (2,667,000) (+500,000)
 Electric Direct, Treasury Rate...... (4,333,000) (4,333,000) ..................
 Guaranteed underwriting............. (900,000) (900,000) ..................
 Rural Energy Savings Program........ (17,748) (25,000) (+7,252)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, Electric.............. 7,417,748 7,925,000 +507,252
 ===========================================================
 
 Telecommunications:
 Telecomm Direct, Treasury........... (1,549,558) (350,000) (-1,199,558)
 Telecomm Direct, FFB................ .................. (200,000) (+200,000)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Loan authorizations.............. 8,967,306 8,475,000 -492,306
 ===========================================================
 
 Loan Subsidy:
 Telecommunications Direct, Treasury Rate 1,720 3,570 +1,850
 Rural Energy Savings Program............ 3,578 4,200 +622
 RETLP administrative expenses............... 33,270 33,270 ..................
 (transfer out to Rural Development)..... (-33,270) (-33,270) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Rural Electrification and 38,568 41,040 +2,472
 Telecommunications Loans Program
 Account................................
 ===========================================================
 (Loan authorization).................... (8,967,306) (8,475,000) (-492,306)
 
 Distance Learning, Telemedicine, and Broadband
 Program:
 Loan subsidies and grants:
 Distance learning and telemedicine:
 Grants.................................. 40,000 40,000 ..................
 Community Project Funding/ .................. 610 +610
 Congressionally Directed Spending......
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal................................ 40,000 40,610 +610
 ===========================================================
 
 Broadband telecommunications:
 Broadband Re-Connect:
 Loan subsidies and grants............... 90,000 35,000 -55,000
 Community Project Funding/ .................. .................. ..................
 Congressionally Directed Spending......
 Community Connect Grants................ 20,000 20,000 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal................................ 110,000 55,000 -55,000
 ===========================================================
 Total, Loan subsidies and grants........ 150,000 95,610 -54,390
 ===========================================================
 Total, Rural Utilities Service.............. 667,055 580,426 -86,629
 ===========================================================
 (Loan authorization)........................ (9,877,307) (9,540,000) (-337,307)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title III, Rural Development Programs 3,433,664 3,679,072 +245,408
 ===========================================================
 (By transfer)............................... (449,992) (449,992) ..................
 (Transfer out).............................. (-449,992) (374,516) (+824,508)
 (Loan authorizations)....................... (39,522,915) (39,887,515) (+364,600)
 
 TITLE IV--DOMESTIC FOOD PROGRAMS
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition, 1,127 1,127 ..................
 and Consumer Services..............................
 
Food and Nutrition Service:
 Child nutrition programs........................ 33,250,226 36,269,402 +3,019,176
 Farm to School.............................. 5,000 5,000 ..................
 School breakfast program equipment grants... 10,000 10,000 ..................
 Child Nutrition Training (Sec 735).......... 1,000 1,500 +500
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Child nutrition programs......... 33,266,226 36,285,902 +3,019,676
 ===========================================================
 Special supplemental nutrition program for 7,597,000 8,200,000 +603,000
 women, infants, and children (WIC).............
 Emergency................................... .................. .................. ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal................................ 7,597,000 8,200,000 +603,000
 ===========================================================
 
 Supplemental nutrition assistance program:
 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program... 119,375,523 115,132,343 -4,243,180
 Reserve..................................... 3,000,000 3,000,000 ..................
 FDPIR nutrition education services.......... 998 998 ..................
 Healthy Fluid Milk.......................... 3,000 3,000 ..................
 Tribal Demonstration Projects............... 3,000 3,000 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance 122,382,521 118,139,341 -4,243,180
 Program................................
 ===========================================================
 
 Commodity assistance program:
 Commodity supplemental food program......... 425,000 425,000 ..................
 Farmers market nutrition program............ 10,000 10,000 ..................
 Emergency food assistance program........... 80,000 80,000 ..................
 Pacific island and disaster assistance...... 1,070 1,070 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Commodity assistance program..... 516,070 516,070 ..................
 ===========================================================
 Nutrition programs administration............... 177,348 177,348 ..................
 Congressional Hunger Center................. (2,000) (2,000) ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Food and Nutrition Service........... 163,939,165 163,318,661 -620,504
 ===========================================================
 Total, title IV, Domestic Food Programs..... 163,940,292 163,319,788 -620,504
 ===========================================================
 
 TITLE V--FOREIGN ASSISTANCE AND RELATED PROGRAMS
 
Office of the Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign 932 932 ..................
 Agricultural Affairs...............................
Office of Codex Alimentarius........................ 4,922 4,922 ..................
 
 Foreign Agricultural Service
 
Salaries and expenses............................... 227,330 227,330 ..................
 (By transfer from export loans)................. (6,063) (6,063) ..................
 
Food for Peace Title II Grants:
 Expenses........................................ 1,619,107 1,500,000 -119,107
McGovern-Dole International Food for Education and 240,000 240,000 ..................
 Child Nutrition program grants.....................
 
Commodity Credit Corporation Export (Loans):
 Credit Guarantee Program Account................ 6,063 6,063 ..................
 Foreign Agriculture Service, Salaries and (-6,063) (-6,063) ..................
 expenses (transfer out)....................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title V, Foreign Assistance and Related 2,098,354 1,979,247 -119,107
 Programs.......................................
 ===========================================================
 (By transfer)................................... (6,063) (6,063) ..................
 (Transfer out).................................. (-6,063) (-6,063) ..................
 
 TITLE VI--RELATED AGENCIES AND FOOD AND DRUG
 ADMINISTRATION
 
 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
 
 Food and Drug Administration
 
 Salaries and expenses
 
Direct appropriation................................ 3,522,150 3,532,150 +10,000
 Transfer to OIG (transfer out).................. (-1,500) (-1,500) ..................
 
Spending from appropriated user fees:
 Prescription drug user fees..................... 1,422,104 1,543,266 +121,162
 Medical device user fees........................ 362,381 445,808 +83,427
 Human generic drug user fees.................... 613,538 665,438 +51,900
 Biosimilar biological products user fees........ 31,109 55,731 +24,622
 Animal drug user fees........................... 33,500 34,142 +642
 Animal generic drug user fees................... 25,000 26,503 +1,503
 Tobacco product user fees....................... 712,000 712,000 ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, user fees (appropriated).......... 3,199,632 3,482,888 +283,256
 ===========================================================
 Subtotal (including appropriated user fees). 6,721,782 7,015,038 +293,256
 ===========================================================
 Mammography user fees........................... 19,758 19,758 ..................
 Export user fees................................ 5,185 5,185 ..................
 Color certification user fees................... 11,109 11,109 ..................
 Food and Feed Recall user fees.................. 1,584 1,769 +185
 Food Reinspection fees.......................... 7,079 7,907 +828
 Voluntary qualified importer program fees....... 5,852 6,536 +684
 Pharmacy compounding fees....................... 1,679 1,874 +195
 Priority review vouchers (PRV) pediatric disease 8,486 9,479 +993
 Priority review vouchers (PRV) tropical disease. 2,713 3,030 +317
 Priority review vouchers (PRV) medical 2,713 .................. -2,713
 countermeasures................................
 Third party auditor............................. 787 878 +91
 Over-the-Counter Monograph fees................. 31,800 37,981 +6,181
 Increased export certification fees (leg .................. .................. ..................
 proposal)......................................
 Expand tobacco products fees (leg proposal)..... .................. .................. ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, spending from FDA user fees....... 3,298,377 3,588,394 +290,017
 ===========================================================
 Total, Salaries and expenses (including user 6,819,027 7,119,044 +300,017
 fees)......................................
 ===========================================================
HHS Office of Inspector General (by transfer)....... (1,500) (1,500) ..................
Buildings and facilities............................ 5,000 5,000 ..................
FDA Innovation account, Cures Act................... 50,000 .................. -50,000
Offset of appropriation pursuant to Section 1002 -50,000 .................. +50,000
 (b)(3)(B) of the 21st Century Cures Act (PL 114-
 255)...............................................
Spending of FDA innovation account (transfer)....... (50,000) .................. (-50,000)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, FDA (w/user fees, including proposals)... 6,825,527 7,125,544 +300,017
 ===========================================================
 Total, FDA (w/enacted user fees only)........... 6,825,527 7,125,544 +300,017
 ===========================================================
FDA user fees....................................... -3,298,377 -3,588,394 -290,017
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Food and Drug Administration (excluding 3,527,150 3,537,150 +10,000
 user fees).....................................
 ===========================================================
 
 INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
 
Commodity Futures Trading Commission................ 365,000 .................. -365,000
Farm Credit Administration (limitation on (94,300) (106,500) (+12,200)
 administrative expenses)...........................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title VI, Related Agencies and Food and 3,892,150 3,537,150 -355,000
 Drug Administration............................
 ===========================================================
 
 TITLE VII--GENERAL PROVISIONS
 
SNAP Pilot.......................................... .................. .................. ..................
Protecting Animals with Shelter Grants.............. 3,000 3,000 ..................
Water Bank program.................................. 2,000 2,000 ..................
Maturing mortgage pilot............................. 1,000 2,000 +1,000
Mitigation banking.................................. 2,000 2,000 ..................
NOAA working group.................................. 500 500 ..................
Institute for Rural Partnership..................... 6,000 6,000 ..................
Bison Inspection Waiver............................. 700 700 ..................
Sugar Inspection.................................... .................. .................. ..................
Bison Marketing Pilot............................... 2,000 2,000 ..................
Broadband Treasury Rate Loan Program (rescission)... -310 .................. +310
Rural Cooperative Development Grants (rescission)... -1,635 .................. +1,635
NIFA Research and Education (rescission)............ -37,000 -22,000 +15,000
Housing Repair Loans and Grants (rescission)........ 1,635 .................. -1,635
Rural Housing Voucher (rescission).................. -12,358 .................. +12,358
Tribal Pilot........................................ 2,000 2,000 ..................
Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Grants........ 3,000 .................. -3,000
FDA Tobacco GP...................................... .................. .................. ..................
Water and Waste Pilot............................... 1,000 .................. -1,000
WFPO (recission).................................... .................. .................. ..................
REAP (recission).................................... .................. .................. ..................
NRCS (recission).................................... -30,000 -30,000 ..................
NPA (recission)..................................... -474 .................. +474
NEF Repurpose (emergency)(non-add).................. (573,500) .................. (-573,500)
 RCFP (emergency)................................ .................. .................. ..................
 Food for Peace (emergency)...................... .................. .................. ..................
Community Connect (recission)....................... -10,805 .................. +10,805
Working Capital Fund (recission).................... -78,000 -78,000 ..................
RD DLT (recission).................................. -18,891 .................. +18,891
APHIS NBAF (recission).............................. .................. .................. ..................
FDA ARP (recission)................................. .................. .................. ..................
AFIDA............................................... 2,000 .................. -2,000
Sec 745 (recission)................................. .................. .................. ..................
Summer EBT (recission).............................. .................. .................. ..................
ReConnect (rescission).............................. .................. -20,000 -20,000
Energy Circuit Rider Pilot.......................... .................. 4,000 +4,000
Cotton Classing Office Upgrades..................... .................. .................. ..................
WIC (recission)..................................... .................. .................. ..................
Agricultural Marketing Services (rescission)........ .................. .................. ..................
Section 32.......................................... -49,000 .................. +49,000
Food For Peace Title II Grants (rescission)......... .................. -200,000 -200,000
Buy American Study.................................. .................. .................. ..................
IRS Rescission...................................... .................. .................. ..................
 -----------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title VII, General Provisions............ -211,638 -325,800 -114,162
 ===========================================================
 
 DISASTER RELIEF SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT,
 2025
 
 (PL 118-158)
 
 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
 
Emergency Watershed Protection Program (emergency).. 920,000 .................. -920,000
Emergency Conservation Program (emergency).......... 828,000 .................. -828,000
Assistance for Farmers and Ranchers Account 21,000,000 .................. -21,000,000
 (emergency)........................................
Agricultural Economic Assistance (emergency)........ 10,000,000 .................. -10,000,000
Emergency Forest Restoration Program (emergency).... 356,535 .................. -356,535
Rural Development Disaster Assistance Fund 362,500 .................. -362,500
 (emergency)........................................
Commodity Assistance Program (emergency)............ 25,000 .................. -25,000
Agricultural Research Service Buildings and 42,500 .................. -42,500
 Facilities (emergency).............................
Office of Inspector General (OIG) (emergency)....... 7,500 .................. -7,500
Agricultural Economic Assistance (emergency) (CHIMP) 114,000 .................. -114,000
 -----------------------------------------------------------
Grand total......................................... 246,469,913 211,444,697 -35,025,216
 ===========================================================
 Appropriations.................................. (216,300,093) (215,383,091) (-917,002)
 Emergency appropriations........................ (33,656,035) .................. (-33,656,035)
 Emergency advance appropriations................ .................. .................. ..................
 Offsetting collections.......................... (-3,298,377) (-3,588,394) (-290,017)
 Rescissions..................................... (-187,838) (-350,000) (-162,162)
(By transfer)....................................... (1,645,672) (1,666,696) (+21,024)
(By transfer) (emergency)........................... .................. .................. ..................
(Transfer out)...................................... (-1,645,672) (-17,680) (+1,627,992)
(Loan authorization)................................ (49,553,202) (50,364,903) (+811,701)
(Limitation on administrative expenses)............. (226,896) (239,096) (+12,200)
 -----------------------------------------------------------
Grand total, excluding Other Appropriations......... 212,813,878 211,444,697 -1,369,181
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